When must you be released from Jail for Violating a Court Order- Specificity of Contempt Judgment

Page 367 544 S.W.2d 367 Nanci Adams HOLLEY, Petitioner, v. David E. ADAMS, Respondent. No. B–5880. Supreme Court of Texas. Dec. 1, 1976. Orr & Davis, Stephen M. Orr, Austin, for petitioner. Rogan B. Giles, Austin, for respondent. SAM D. JOHNSON, Justice. David Adams instituted this suit for termination of the parent-child relationship between his […]

Drafting orders in family law is a nuanced art that separates the proficient from the novice. This detailed guide emphasizes the paramount importance of accuracy, clarity, and specificity in legal documents, particularly in orders that define the rights, duties, and financial responsibilities of parties post-divorce or custody arrangements. Understanding the Significance of Orders Orders are […]

Yes. Yes they do.

Introduction: My name is Ben Beveridge and I am writing this blog based on my experience, practicing exclusively family law for almost five years now. After law school I did not start with a  firm but rather immediately started as a solo practitioner and although Law School teaches some basics about practicing law (it mostly […]

Introduction: In the intricate realm of Texas family law, navigating the legal process efficiently is crucial. One legal tool that stands out for its ability to expedite cases is the motion for summary judgment. This mechanism can significantly streamline family law cases, potentially saving time, money, and reducing the stress often associated with prolonged legal […]